Argentina
Milei travels to New York for the UN General Assembly and a schedule with business leaders and economists
The President will depart Monday night for the United States to take part in the United Nations General Assembly. He will also hold meetings with private-sector figures, economists and members of the Jewish community.
Javier Milei will travel this Monday night to New York to take part in the 81st United Nations General Assembly and carry out a schedule that will include meetings with business leaders, economists and international figures.
According to BAE Negocios, the President will depart from Buenos Aires at 11 p.m. and arrive Tuesday morning at John F. Kennedy Airport. C5N specified that the return is scheduled for Thursday night, with arrival in Buenos Aires on Friday.
On his first day in the United States, Milei will take part in an event at Yeshiva Darchei Torah, where he will receive the Ohev Yisrael award, a distinction from the international Jewish community for his support for the State of Israel, according to BAE Negocios. He will then hold meetings with Roberto Salinas and Xavier Sala i Martín.
Wednesday will be the day of his address in the General Debate of the 81st UN General Assembly. C5N reported that the speech is scheduled for 12 p.m. That same day he will also speak at the conference Western Values, Economic Freedom & Strategic Security, organized by the Fundación Federalismo y Libertad with institutional support from the International Republican Institute.
Another focus of the trip will be ties with the private sector. Milei will lead a meeting with business leaders linked to Americas Society/Consejo de las Américas, with the participation of between 12 and 15 CEOs, and will also have a meeting with Rabbi Simón Jacobson.
The schedule in New York will conclude with a presentation at The Economic Club of New York, one of the most influential economic forums in the United States, according to BAE Negocios.
In addition, BAE Negocios indicated that, after this visit, the President will travel abroad again between September 30 and October 2 to take part in Argentina Week in Paris. According to that outlet, the delegation will include 12 governors, as well as national officials and representatives of the private sector.
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